Australian Climate Change Fellowship to City of Austin
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The document discusses sustainability initiatives in Margaret River and surrounding towns in Western Australia. It mentions projects including a regional water servicing dam, rain gardens, greywater recycling at a caravan park, stormwater management, a water treatment plant serving 600-2000 people, and rainwater collection and tanks at a village supplying recycled water to houses. It also inquires about sustainable transport options and includes pictures of rails to trails bridges.
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Australian Climate Change Fellowship to City of Austin
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- 18. Margaret River Rain Garden
- 21. Flinders Bay Caravan Park Grey Water Recycling
- 24. WWTP 600 people 2000 People 33km of water mains 33km of sewer mains Margaret River Gracetown Witchcliffe Regional Water Servicing Dam
Editor's Notes
- Centralised thinking in regional areas can result in a very large amount of infrastructure to service a small population. The economics are warped however as developers are required to provide all infrastructure at no cost to the service provider in the traditional development model. There is also a high energy cost but because energy is very cheap, other operational costs such as staff costs have cemented the centralised approach.